Welcome to the Nation of Why Not, the world's first floating nation, founded on the principles of life, liberty and the pursuit of photo opps. And there are no photo opportunities as visually charming as the ones you'll find on the Canada and New England cruises. With three ships offering unique itineraries, there's never been a better reason to say bon voyage to everyday life on land.

 

One of the most historically interesting and visibly fascinating destinations on this journey is the Bay of Fundy. Folklore of the Mi'kmaq Tribe, the indigeno us people to the region, attributed the Bay's unusual high and low tide extremes to a mystical whale splashing out in the ocean. It is because of this rich, culturally captivating North American history that RCCL has developed a remarkable, online narration highlighting some of the most intriguing Bay of Fundy facts as well as the amazing amenities available on the ships.

Discover what the first explorers to North America found - an uncharted terrain filled with experiences unlike anywhere else on Earth. Experience the power of the Bay of Fundy and the charm of Saint John, New Brunswick through this Dynamic e-mercial which allows you to glimpse into these amazing itineraries.
 

Please click the link below to view the clip and better understand the exciting features and value offered on this sailing. You can then forward this e-mail to your friends so they too can see the Canada/New England itineraries for themselves.

Royal Caribbean E-mercial 

 

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